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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-22

An Athenian newspaper relates that a
merchant named Kostas Staggos, 1873
years of age, recently undertook a two
days journey on horseback in order to
see his old home once more. he owes
his health to the pure water and air for
which his present home, Klissiora, which
lies in high mountainous region, is
famous
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-22

'"There should be no further dallyinS
With the Anarchists in this city. Drive
every mothers son and daughter of them
nom Chicago" says the Chicago Mail.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-22

RATES oE ADVERTISING.

one Square, one inch, ono inserton...."..t %
one Square. one inch, one month............ 90
one Square, one inch, three monthA .,...- SW
one Square, one inch, one year............ 10 90
Two Squares, one year.....................s IS OO
Quarter Column, one year. % 90
Half Column, one year. ear.....................So 20 90
One Column, one year. %
Legal advertisements ten cents per line each in
sertion.
. Marriage and death notices RratiA
All bills for yearly Advertisements collected omar
terly. Temporary advertisements must ~ palo IN
advance.
Job woFk-eash on dslivsry.
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KICK OFF THE QUILTS.
"Comrortables" Too Heavy for Any
body's Real Comfort.

Says DemOrtSts Monthly: An anti
comfortable crusade might well be
stated by some woman who loves her
kind, and who knows, like the writer,
what instruments of disease and death
they may become. Even dirty blanket
is far more tolerable than dirty COM
Portable, for blankets are porous and
allow the air 10 penetrate. Every
wcnIer of wooden cloth, in whatever
form, knows that the loosely woven
fabrics are the warmest, this arising
from the fact that air is held In the
meshes and becomes medium OF
warmth. One blanket of pure wool, no
matter how coarse its quality, has more
warmth producing power than u four
pound comfortable; yet, because the
feeling of weight is lacking, there Is an
immediate outCry that II Is cold.
Two blankets and light comfortable
will furnish a bed amply, and the les.
sencd weight will mean quleter sleep Of
far more refreshing quality than any
TO be had under ten or twelve pounds
Of cotton. Blankets can be washed or
steam. clcansed, and, if childrens beds
are in question, soft gray or blue
blankets may well replace white, which
is soiled in week of such experiments
as most children indulge In with the
bedclothes, which are often tents by
day as well as covering by night.
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The focal stock Market

Summary of the local market furnished
by Crane, Paris & Co., bankers and bro
kers, 1874 + street: As was suggested last
week, the activity in locals started in on
Tuesday and continued up to the close to
day. U. s. bonds seemed to be in demand
at present quotations and skies of 1891 are
strong ut ll0. Metropolitan Railroad
sagged to 0Sl and the only sale noted was
at under 100, and North Capitol and o
street is somewhat dull on slight reduction
Of dividend. The firmness which character
lied Gas u few days since continues, Gni
considerable amounts changed hands for In
vestment account at 3S.
We are strongly induced to express the
opinion that IL is purchase at present
figures, and believe that any Just Congress
sional committee having gas matters under
consideration will rather favor improve
ment in quality rather than reduction in
price, which compares very favorably with
charges In other cities. National Union In
suraIce, 20 bid, and offered at 2O3. The
Riggs Insurance Company has declared its
first dividend OF per cent, payable Febru'
ary l. The stock does not vary from 81 bid.
Bank shares are dull, and with the eXCep'
tion OF the Bank OF the Republic, which
advanced to l5l, there are no changes.
Real Estate Title was very active, and sold
down per cent. on free offerings probably
caused by the knowledge of the formation
OF second similar company here.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone is
selling, ex.dividend, at Sjl, which is equal
to a clear advance OF per cent. over last
weeks price. The stock is in demand, and
is becoming scarce.
The general outlook for a further i'm
provement In the general list is favorable,
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Left-Unnd Writing.

A gentleman in New York, not long ago,
says writer in the North AmericdH Reriew,
took 1t into his head to collectspecimens OF
writing from soldiers who had lost their
right hands in battle and afterward learned
to use the left He gave public notice Of
his desire, and offered prizes for the best of
these specimens. Pretty soon they began to
come In, and by the time specified for
awarding the prizes 800 samples of such
left-hand writing by manned soldiers had
arrived. | have just been looking over
some of this writing. A great many Of the
specimens are written In a beautiful man
ner. All are good. The writing in
nearly all cases slants backward instead OF
forward. One piece of writing, from a
soldier who had lost both arms, was made
by holding the pen In his mouth.
A young man was recently severely criti-
clslng the performance at concert. "Are
you a musician:' inquired the gentleman
in the next seat. "Not exactly" the critic
replied, "but my sister makes plano covers -
= Columbus Dispatch.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
4 BIG EOLF HUNT.
An Army of sportsmen Make
Lively for the Wolves.

mn "Ubc
Lively for the Wolves.
TusCoLA, ILL, Jan. 81. The much
talked of wolf hunt in Sargent Town
ship occurred Wednesday. Two thou.
sand people surrounded the whole Of
Sargent Township. Bright and early
In the morning spOrtsmon from every
quarter gathered at the lines designated
for the start, and big circle was
formed so strong that 1t seemed i'm.
possible for the beasts to penetrate 1t.
Nevertheless many of them succeeded
In doing so. The first wolf started was
by the Oakland party, and after m cX.
citing chase 1t was shot by Captain
Frank Pcarce as II was attempting to
break through the lines.
The next wolf started was by the
Brushy Fork contingent. II was in an
open field of over 1000 acres, with no
fence to annoy dogs ami hunters and
the most exciting chase of the day was
enjoyed. The greyhounds were not
fleet enough TO come up with the wolf,
and the only dog or horse that could
equal him was the monster black blood.
hound of pioneer hunter, Captain
John Swcely of Brushy Fork.
Backward and forward fully half an
hour over the level field sped the wolf,
pursued by an army of cavalry and
scores of dogs. At length the blood
hound overhaued him, and desperate
fight ensuod, in which the hound came
out victorious, and the second carcass
was carried to the head of the column
by the horsemen to show as trophy.
The shouting and noise made by the
hunters during the progress of .this
chase was heard several miles. The
advancing column presented fine
spec taclc and much resembled an army
as 1t stretched over the country for u
distance of two miles, but the final
roundup was not as successful rs was
hoped, for though the days sport was
fine as a whole, the wolves, after being
chased while, would In some way
escape through the lines, and some of
them penetrated the ranks while the
line was two or three deep. Two
wolves were crippled with clubs, but
the whole number that escaped was
thirteen by actual count, besides the
fox.
About fifteen hundred of the sports.
men were on foot, under the command
of captains. while fully five hundred
were on horseback. The field in which
the final roundup was mode is an
| oren piece of land consisting of | l,1i0
acres, belonging to Andrew Gwynne,
who owns in all 3,700 acres, aud who
gave permission for another hunt, to
Occgr on February 2. On that Occa.
sion sportsmen from several different
States will participate.
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young women" she added, with o
mtaning glance at me, "and the parch
ment was very imposing. But those
whom God has Joined no man can put
asunder.. And papa must forgive be
fore my husband comes tomorrow.
suppose Mr.. Middlebury did forgive
his daughter, for never altered his
will but went back to the city that day
In such boiling rage that If II had been
in my power to disinherit her, Matilda
would now be penniless.
got over my anger long ago. and /
have learned lesson by It, 1t Is this:
A willful woman will have her way,
and no man can stop her. Lowell
Courier.
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General John c. Fremont Of 1910
Nineteenth street, yesterday reached his
seyenty-fourth birthday, aud number OF
his friends and admirers called on him aud
his accomplished wife. He is editing his
"Memoirs of Fifty Years. and the first
volume has been received by the public with
great favor.
-Forty-thrcc new members were elected
at the recent meeting of the Young Mons
Christian Association.
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south Washington

The Independent Ice Company reports
that thieves stole two horse blankets from
one of their wagons while standing in front
OF 4S6 q street southwest.
About o o'clock last night colorcd
thief attempted to enter the residence OF
Mr.. VIM. Mckibbon, 32l Four-and -ahalf
street southwest hut was discovered by Mr..
Mcklbbon, who fired two shots at him with
out effect The thief escaped.
DIR. j. Il. Wilett, one Of the oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens of South
Washington, is lying dangerously III at his
residence, iI6 + street southwest. His
friends have given up all hopes of his re-
coyery.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, JANUARY 99, 1887.
THE STRANGER BIRD.

A stranger bird dwells iu my heart,
Singing always its changeless strain,
Growing into my llfe-a part
cannot live without again.
And feathered gray arc small cufled sor-
rows
That grow against its brooding wings,
While day by day 1t slowly borrows
My light and life-on which II singe.
Into my heart great lopgings grow
To share with II my hope, my dread,
And hold It close, and whisper low,
AS children hold the sparrow-dead.
Only when shadows wrap me deep
In nights long, restless, dreamed ON
brace,
The birds song names itself In sleep,
And in its eyes, see-thy face.
Il Helen @. Parr.
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The Unity Club at their meeting last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Robert
Fenwick, 1908 N street, rendered a very In
teresting musical and literary programme.
Isaac Ricketts, Of Montgomery Clnuty,
Md, was struck ny a train on the Metro.
poli,an Branch Of the b. and o. Railroad at
Derwood yesterday and killed. The coro-
ner's jury exonerated the railroad officials.
--1hc0pnual hop of the Strathmore Arm',
he'd last night at the residence OF Mrs.
Lockwood, $40 Twelfth street, was a pleas
ant affair. The spacious parlors were we'll
filed and dancing was the feature of the
evenings entertainment.
AT the meeting Of the Virginia Repub-
lican Association last night resolution
was adopted, indorsing the action of the
United States Senate In refusing To confirm
Matthews as n Recorder of Deeds. The
association decided to give banquet some
time during the month Of February.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22

VOORHEES, Died on January 81, 1857, AZ
4.i0 p. M, MIR. Anna Iiardcsty voorhees,, wife
OF Daniel W. voorhees,,
Funeral services ut her late residence, 1901
| street northwest, ut 1850 y, m, sunday the
ed inst lnterment At Terro llaute, Ind.
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ARRIVALS
At rs. aud =. Stntiou.

From Boston-lOI5 a. m. CENpresJ.
From New GOrk-hssj, =, and iGI5 a, m: 1890
., 381, Olmtcd), 7i5 new, $50, s3i
NimitCd) and i0:I7 p. m.
From Baltimorc-b35, sos, g, s.35, si5, $50,
and lO1j a. m; 1890, 2, 337, 4, $50, 1ij
new. $50, s:bj, and i0;ii y m.
From Chicago, st. Louis pittshurg and Gin
cnnati-G:Oj and J:31 a. m. $50 and 7i5
pm.
FROM Anuapolis-s00 a. m; 1880 and $50 p. m.
From Buffalo, Blmira and Harrlsburg-930 q.
m. and 1.l5 y. M
From Manassas ThOroughfarc Gap and Front
Royul-lOO5 u. M, except Sundays.
From Warenton-s30 a. m, $3.50 and $40
u. m.
From Atlanta, New Orleans and Lynchburg-
$40 a. m. and 800 p. IN.
From Pope's Creek Ltne-S.3j a. IN. leXCopt
sundays and $50 p. m.
From Philadelphia-5:35, 3 and 1915 a m, and
1870, ., 337, 4, 1ij new, s:aO, s:55 and i0I7
y. m.
FROM Richmond and the south-ii a. M; $40
and II y. m.
From Alexandrla-iasO texcept Monday, 0.95,
$50, $3.50, $40. 1905, 1890 and II n, M;
$40, 3:25, 3:iO, 53O isl5, $50, g.iI and II p.
m Sundays at 1870, $50 ana j. a. IN,
$50, O:bl and II p. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$3.50 and 0:f0 y. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-3aO D. m. daily except sunday.
From Round mn, Leesburg and points on W
o. & W.-sI0a. IN. and 800 y. M The even
ing train does not run on Sundays,
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a warrant for Jim Knowics.

A warrant was issued to-day for James
Knowles, the ball player on charge oi
assaultiug Georgiana Gleason in shooting
gallery.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22

A TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING, subject
"Aro Our Homes Safe ~ Will be held at
Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow at . p.
M, under auspices of the WomAns Chris
tiau Temperance Union.
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At IB. n u. STATION.

From Baltimore-is:eO, $50, $40 $50, o50, loss
and li:l5 a. M; 1850, Sunday 3:i5 p. M,
3:20, 1870, 5:lO 5:2j, G:35, &, s:i5 and 10 p. m.
From Annapolis-S;30 a. IN, Sunday 1895 u.
m, and G:35 D. m.), i:j0 aud 5:25 p. m.
From Frederick-s25 a. m. $50 and s:t1 p m.
From llarper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
G20 q. m, and $50 p. m.
From Gaithersburg-s:25, $50, ii:So, a. m, a;55,
d;i5, $40 and s:i7 p. m.
From Hagerstown-0:53 a. m. and 800 and
S:l7 y. IN.
From Chicago and Pittsburg-7:20 q. m. and
$50 p. m.
From New Oreans-li:2i y. IN.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
G.o0 O. In, and l:lb d. m.
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West Wnslilnyton.

-Temperaturc and condition Of water az 7
a. m: Great Falls, temperature, 80; cond-
ton, 30; receiving reservoir, temperature,
80; condition at north connection, 3j at
south connection, 30; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 10; condition ateiunuent gate
house, 80; at efllueut gatehouse, 35.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
.H,ncrpey pn,ry Wagons"

Fresh Allerney butter, clIurned every
morning and delivered In J 10. "Wardn
prints, 50c. per Id. Also cottage cheese;
hultermilli and sweet milk &c. per qt.
Cream, l5c, per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Petroleum.,

b. X. Plain y Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following on quotations;
Closed yesterday, ia; opened to-day, Il;
highest, IA; lowest, Il 2:l5 p. m, Tli.
New York stock Market.
The following nave been furnished by
Lewis & Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh street
northwest:
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East wnsi,tpptop.

Ella Chelini, living at 50 d street north
cast, states that his house was entered by
thieves and robbed Of the inside case OF a
gold watch.
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from u. 4 o. sitntInn.

For Baltimorc-5 GEO, $40, 7.3O, $3.50 and 1905
a. m; 1910 les, 3;lj, $3.50, f3o, i;iO. $40,
$40, Z, s:si and II p. m; p. IN. sunday
only; 3lj daily except sunday.
For Annapolis-Ga0 tsundays 80 a, m. and
$40 p, M; i2l0gnd $50 n.
For Point Oi Rocks, FgodCriOl 40 "A. M; IIl
p, m. except sunday.
For llarper's Ferry and shcua loah Valley
$50 a. ~. and 1910 pm.
For Gaithgrsburg- lO:O5 a. nj .!si0 and ii:li
D, m.
For iIagcrstown-5:80 r.. IN.
For Chcagu-lU n. M, 1910 r. ~.
For rittshurg- 10 u. m, s'51 y. D..
For New orleans tCNpressJ-.lO ~.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st.. Louis-l30
aud 1910 ID, IN.
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UNDERTAKERS.

UGUsT BuR.DoRF,
N FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
No. 3i0 penna. ave, II. W., bet. I'd and 41l sts'
Everything trs class.
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TIE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ways and Hours OF Getting In and
Out OF W WRshiDgtOn.
DEPARTURES.
From n. mud 70. Rfnt;ou

PNuttObs
For BostOn-2 .. m. without change OF cnrs)
For New York-7.2b, o. 0s41 coach for pitts.
burg Qimitod, all Pullman parlur carsD aud
ll;l5 a. IN, 1890 y. m. new train, ., 4 u. m,
llmited, all parlor cars, i;l5, 10 and
For rhfhdciphia-7:a5, 0. $40 aud iii5 a. m;
lsst tffA.t. i'l. 't.". 70 n1 'fH,N IS 20.
Fm Baitimore--6s5, 7.,S. 81 gAu, ana u.i3 a,
M; 1919, 1890, l2Jl taclotn Jdationl =, 4,
d;l5, i:p3, 4:iO, $50, 5.lO. aud il:!J y. N.
For Chicago Cincinnati and ~, Luuis-l;I1 a.
m, on New York limitci express, anl i.l)
and 10 p. m,
For Buffalo. ElInira and Harrishurg-p.i1 y.
m. and 10 p. m Chicago limited. with par
lor ear TO harrisburg l9il5
For AnnapOlls-1!.j IA. M, ia:ti, i2f3i aud i9I
., m. (Snndays ut a, m, and ilj D. tnl
For popc's Greek Line-i:2ja a, M, $40 y. n.
on week days only.
For Aloxandria-G, 7;05, osg3, II a. m. l?0i,
500. Iss5 i8j, GOi, s05, 1905. now train
and II 3I y. m. Sundays at q, O:2j, II q. m. ;
G0i, new tram, and 1905 y. M
For Richmond und the SOutlI--G and II n.
IN, and i:3i y. M, (daily eNCelt Sunday.)
For Cincinnati, Lousville ana st. Louis, via
Chesapeake and Ohlo-5;30 y. IN.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
iulk-sG0 and II "a. m Except sundays }
For Locnburg Round Hill and points on W. o.
W.-Oli a. IN. daily except sunday
aud $40 p. m
For Manassas, Thoroughfare GAP and Front
koyai-2.3j y. m, except Sundays.
For Naricnton--001 a. m; $50 %. m.
For Lynchburg, Atlanta and New Orleans
V.Ol u. IN. and II y. m.
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MEDICAL.
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can he Cured
By Administering DIR. LANES
Golden SunClllC.

Can he given in cup of coffee or tea with
out the bnowleC re of the porson taking Il. It
Is absolutely harmless, and will effect per
manent and speedy cure whether the patient
Is moderate dfinkcr or an alcoholic wreck.
II has been given In thousands Of cases, aud
in every Instance perfect cure has followed.
II never falls. The system once impreg.
mated with the Specific, II becomes an utter
mposslbiity for the liquor appetite TO exist.
For sale byS. +. Ware, under Ehbi,t House;
II. X. llolphcnstiDe. Fourteenth street and
Vermont avenue, Washington
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MsHHIEn.

sHL-MATF- MIDDLETON At woolluwn
Tuesday. January Is, William o., Shumlte ul
Virginia 10 Mrs, ida Middleton OF Washington
d, U,
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
washington stock Exchange.

The following were the quotations on the
regular call at the Stock Exchange to-day,
as reported by Crane, Paris & Co., 1874 +
street northwest. All quotations Issued
by this Exchange are for securities to the
amount OF 81 ,OOO or 100 shares OF stock.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-22
LAST Nlonr Of 0Oxygeun Vt Kenan's,

--"What de precher talk bout to-day,
biudder Jullus}r "Oh, he telled ,bnu.
Samson beat dem Philistines en-, you know,
| NOSE cry to tlnk dem poor creeters
couldn't get no Salvation on"
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NAME.
20, 9 40

Chicago MARKETS.
The following summary Is by b. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and 2
streets:
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Why Is IL that all experts in hygiene agree that
women ought TO exercise in the open air, but no
one OF them has ever suggested a means OF exer-
else which fills all the requirements without In
vitng the criticism OF his professional brethren
Notwithstanding has been censured for inducing
conclusion or the spfne trcycng for its danger 20
certain internal organs rowing for producing pal
pitation of the heart; croquet for rounding the
shoulders; swimming for the exhaustion it causes
as heavily clad as our social conventions require
woman to be when she goes into the water; and
80 on through the list. The advent OF lawn
tennis was hailed as offering happy solution OF
the difficulty; but nov comes an eminent physi-
clan who declares that that cheerful sport
Is damaging the sex by abnormally developing the
right arm and shoulder and making the body lop-
sided In consequence. There is one way OF meeting
this objection and preserving the just popularity
OF the game, and that is the cultivation OF ambt
dexter1ty. Left-handed tennis would add variety
TO tourney II each alternate game were required
70 be played with the racquet held In the left hand
and such changes made in the service as would COM
port with this condition, more skill would be de-
handed on the part OF all who took mart.
and fresh element OF uncertainty added to
the fortunes OF play. The fact probably Is how.
ever, with regard to tennis, as with regard To
horsemanship, cycling, boating, swimming and
other fayorite forms OF outdoor exercise that
Whatever injury comes from them Is the result
not OF rational practice but OF Oyerinduigence or
abuse.
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Colonel Croker Is another Pacific railway mag.
nate who refuses 10 answer a simple question, put
70 MIN by the investigating commission, as to the
use OF the eompany's money for the purpose OF
influencing legislation. In view OF the informa,
character OF the commissions sessions, refusal
10 answer such question Is equivalent TO an
anrmatiVe response in every Instance. The strfn-
gent rules OF court OF justice are not enforced.
and II witness is disposed to enter into explana.
tons, he Is allowed TO do 50 with the utmost free
dom Had Colonel Croker frankly answered the
crucial question and then proceeded TO state ex.
pository facts, nobody would have eav1lled ana
his commentary would have Travelled as fast ana
as far as his response. As 1t is, he leaves the
stand with his own reputation and that OF his
Company badly smrched, and with threat of a
most disagreeable legal process hanging over his
head
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Prince ferdinand returns the compliment Rus
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tnen remains to be seen We probably shall not
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rooms, all in good repair, near Pennsylyanla ave-
nue. cars, as c. H. KNIGHT, COZ Gth street u W.
aul0-3ts
Dor RENT-l1oS 4th street northwest rooms
y modern improvements. $50 per month Apply at
444 New York ave- u. aulo-3t'
EoR RENT-a22 ST. n. W. SIX ROOMS BATH
ard cellar; $50 Two six-room Frames Gales st ne
near terminus 81. railway; els. kNe-room Frame,
10th aud stA ne. IS. HANDING & WATERS.
aul0-3t 600 18th ST. NV.
VCoR RENT-1os 18TH ST. BRICK HOUSE. IL
Il rooms, al mod. impa: house in frst-class order
THOS. J. MYERS.
aulo-3ts 1916 st. n. W
1NOR RENT-TO WHITE FAMILY OF ADULTS,
u Frame. hve roeme water and gss desirable ioca-
ton. ope square nom 14th ri. cars l2S6 NJ st. NV;
rent 9 15 per month. auo-2ts